| unbarbed |
combined form of barbed. |
| unbarricaded |
combined form of barricaded. |
| unbearable |
impossible to bear or endure; intolerable. |
| unbeatable |
impossible to defeat, overcome, or surpass. |
| unbeaten |
undefeated or unsurpassed. [2 definitions] |
| unbecoming |
not attractive or suitable on a particular person, as apparel. [2 definitions] |
| unbefitting |
combined form of befitting. |
| unbeholden |
combined form of beholden. |
| unbeknown |
not known, perceived, or realized (usu. fol. by "to"). |
| unbelief |
lack of belief; doubt or disbelief, esp. of religious tenets and doctrines. |
| unbelievable |
very hard to believe; extremely unlikely or beyond any reasonable expectation. |
| unbeliever |
a person who does not believe; skeptic; doubter. [2 definitions] |
| unbelieving |
not believing; doubting; incredulous. |
| unbelligerent |
combined form of belligerent. |
| unbeloved |
combined form of beloved. |
| unbemused |
combined form of bemused. |
| unbend |
to relax or remove the tension in or from (something bent, stretched taut, or the like); straighten; loosen. [3 definitions] |
| unbendable |
combined form of bendable. |
| unbending |
rigid or strict. [3 definitions] |
| unbiased |
without bias, prejudice, or partiality. |
| unbidden |
not commanded, invited, or called for; spontaneous; involuntary. |